Raptor Technologies reviews

Thoma Bravo recently became an investor to help with an acquisition; google “what happens when Thoma Bravo buys your company”—might be exciting for a few months and then the axe comes out It is a struggle to get schools to care about or pay attention to school safety tech Moving to one annual bonus payment has not registered well; at very least make it a semi-annual bonus No equity and hence no feeling of ownership and hence folks leaving for startups that offer equity Company is run by 6 white men; needs to do better on diversity and inclusiveness Need to think beyond Texas and surrounding states There seems to be a lot of sugar coating and BS’ing of what the situation is really like; would appreciate more transparency and if that means delivering bad news or hearing constructive criticism, man up and take it

Can't work from home. Everyone is a very nice and compassionate person but you get the uneasy feeling that certain people are out to get you. Doesn't seem like they are investing money in the right places in order to better current product/people. Too much work, not enough people. Network and ISP issues. Dealing with frustrated and rude people several times a week. No covered parking. Building is falling apart and is too small. If you are comfortable coasting through quick fixes and don't ask a lot of questions, you will likely be very happy. Could be an amazing place to work. Incredible idea for a product, bu not very well executed, however that should be changing sometime in the future. If it was a little more relaxed around the office and had a more startup/tech company vibe and culture it could be a great place to retire from.